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Why we postpone sleep: bedtime procrastination beyond self-control failure. [PDF]
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Threat-Compensation in Social Psychology: Is There a Core Motivation?
Social Cognition, 2012Social psychologists commonly demonstrate the following effect: threaten people's beliefs or goals, and they will engage in a typical array of compensation behaviors. Often, these behaviors involve the affirmation of alternative beliefs or goals, which may or may not be relevant to the commitments that were threatened.
Travis Proulx
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Psychological compensation: A theoretical framework.
Psychological Bulletin, 1992The 2 main objectives of this article are to review a variety of literatures in which the concept of compensation is used and to integrate the results of this review into a general framework of compensation. The review focuses on 4 domains of psychological inquiry: compensation for sensory handicaps, cognitive deficits, interpersonal losses, and brain ...
L, Bäckman, R A, Dixon
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Online dating and psychological wellbeing: A social compensation perspective
Current Opinion in Psychology, 2022This article reviews evidence for the social compensation hypothesis of online dating, according to which individuals who experience challenges with traditional dating gravitate towards and benefit from online dating. Three categories of psychosocial vulnerabilities that interfere with the initiation of romantic relationships are identified: 1 ...
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Workers' compensation for psychological injury: Personal and environmental correlates
WORK: A Journal of Prevention, Assessment & Rehabilitation, 2004The aim of this study was to determine the personal and environmental factors that contribute to the lodging of a workers' compensation claim for psychological injury. Four groups were compared: individuals who had lodged a workers' compensation claim, people who had sought psychological assistance for the management of work-related stress reactions ...
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Elucidation of psychological factors in compensable injury
Medical Journal of Australia, 1984While personal emotional problems relating to relationships have recently been acknowledged in the literature as an important component in the clinical course of compensable injury, there are few guidelines on how to detect them. Four broad questions have been suggested to guide the practitioner in clinical practice, and examples are given to ...
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Compensation, pain complaints, and psychological disturbance
Pain, 1984This study compared 47 patients with chronic low back pain who were involved in personal injury litigation with 33 patients not seeking compensation who were also complaining of low back pain. Pain was assessed using a visual analogue scale and the adjectival check-list of the McGill Pain Questionnaire.
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